Poodwaddle World Clock
Rated • 54 reviews • blogs • poodwaddle.com
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http://usinfo.state.gov/politics/elections
Rated • 1 review • political science • state.gov
Since USA is claiming a position as the world leader, in my view the people in the rest of the world should claim a right to vote in US national elections. At least this way, people could have a say in their future and not ruled by a party elected by the choices of people who vest limited interest in world issues.
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HASTANIN HAKLARI
Rated • 1 review • pharmacology • hastaninhaklari.com
Finally, the NGO (specialized in patient rights) seems to have found its identity!
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pilotgcseradicalgeography.co.uk & Blog Archive &...
Rated • 1 review • geography • pilotgcseradicalgeography.co.uk
Great site for those who are not just interested in but almost obssessed with geography and its subfields:)
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Intute - Geography
Rated • 1 review • geography • intute.ac.uk
A good gateway to the sources on the field of geography whether human or not :)
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Home
Rated • 2 reviews • movies • britmovie.net
Brit movies have a valid positive reputation even though they have a relatively small niche in the world movie industry. They often manage to touch some complex and at times hard issues yet manage to sustain a sense of humour.
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http://www.abhaber.com/hakkimizda.asp
Rated • 1 review • graphic design • abhaber.com
Just found about this news portal... Putting it on the list to check out later...
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Not Buying It - New York Times
Rated • 1 review • multimedia • nytimes.com
This is a link to a newspaper article on freegans. According to article "Freegans are scavengers of the developed world, living off consumer waste in an effort to minimize their support of corporations and their impact on the planet, and to distance themselves from what they see as out-of-control consumerism." It is hard to assess whether it is choice of life style or another indicator of the borderline between winners and losers of contemporary system.
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Cities - Elsevier
Rated • 1 review • ecommerce • elsevier.com
One of the attempts to channel new information into scientific(whatever it is) knowledge.
